Binomial Experiment Probabilities

A Binomial experiment is a probability experiment where there are 2 possible outcomes (a success or a failure), the trials are independent, the probability of each outcome is the same for each individual trial, and there is a fixed number of trials.

I work two Binomial Experiment problems. One where you have to use the Binomial Formula, and one where you are able to use the Binomial Distribution Table.

[Astroweasels]

"you could just put this into your calculator"..oh can I? To bad you didn't show that :C .

[franfran]

Wow! This helps so much. Bonus points for writing backwards too

[chrisramos]

Thank you for clarifying this. I have always struggled with math and your channel is helping me.

[davehoover]

I got confused there. When you wrote the formula you pur P raised to the r but when you plugged in the numbers you used the 6 instead of the 2. Was also confused on how exactly to enter the 6C2 on the calculator. Is it 6x2? Thank you for the effort though.

[skittlybeepbop]

how are you casually writing backwards? lol

[nj]

what is the different this experiment compare to bernoulli trial? it seems like they have a very similar rules.

[thebeef]

Thank you so much. Actually saved my ass.